The narrator of this work states that an analyst must possess the knowledge of what to observe while discussing a chess player at its beginning, and later admits to thinking about a cobbler who had incompetently acted as Xerxes in a play. Pauline Dubourg is the laundress of two characters in this work, one of whom told fortunes for a living. Four Napoleons and a bag containing four thousand francs are found at the scene of the title event, and the narrator of this story is intrigued by the sketchy imprisonment of Adolphe Le Bon. All of the witnesses its protagonist interviews report hearing a different language being spoken during the title event. Madame L'Espanaye and her daughter are found
The narrator of this work states that an analyst must possess the knowledge of what to observe while discussing a chess player at its beginning, and later admits to thinking about a cobbler who had incompetently acted as Xerxes in a play. Pauline Dubourg is the laundress of two characters in this work, one of whom told fortunes for a living. Four Napoleons and a bag containing four thousand francs are found at the scene of the title event, and the narrator of this story is intrigued by the sketchy imprisonment of Adolphe Le Bon. All of the witnesses its protagonist interviews report hearing a different language being spoken during the title event. Madame L'Espanaye and her daughter are found to be murdered by an orangutan in, for 10 points, which Poe work featuring C. Auguste Dupin?
The narrator of this work states that an analyst must possess the knowledge of what to observe while discussing a chess player at its beginning, and later admits to thinking about a cobbler who had incompetently acted as Xerxes in a play.
“The {Murders} in the {Rue Morgue}”